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- Check Out Art at The Ago
- Check Out Art at The Power Plant Gallery
- Wander Through Graffiti Alley
- Window Shop on Queen West
- Visit The Toronto Sign at Nathan Phillips Square
- Explore The Distillery District
- Explore Kensington Market
- Wander Around The Toronto Islands
- Cycle Along The Waterfront Trail
- Stroll Through High Park
The Art Gallery of Ontario is one of the largest museums in North America, and admission is free on Wednesday evenings. You’ll have to book a time slot on Monday mornings on their website, or you can just grab ticketsif you’re not able to visit on Wednesday evening. If you’re 25 and under, you can always enjoy free admission! The AGO is located clo...
The Power Plant Contemporary Art Gallery is a super underrated gallery in Toronto, and you’ll seldom find it very busy. Though it’s not a very busy spot, the exhibitions are always very cool, and they change up by the seasons! The Power Plant is located in the Harbourfrontneighbourhood, where you’ll find plenty of other cool activities and things t...
Graffiti Alley isn’t an official tourist spot in Toronto, but it’s very much populated by tourists and locals alike. It’s basically a whole alley full of colourful murals and graffiti, and it makes for epic photos! I love coming back here every now and then to check out new pieces that might have popped up. I’ve also got a blog post all about cool ...
Queen Westis one of the best neighbourhoods to shop in Toronto, and if you’re looking for something free and fun to do, why not do some window shopping? Maybe you’ll be tempted to buy something, but at least you’ll be supporting local Toronto shops. There are plenty of awesome vintage and non-vintage stores along Queen West, and it’s fun just walki...
Nathan Phillips Square is home to city hall and the famous Toronto sign that was put there during the 2015 Pan Am Games. It’s a cool spot to snap some touristy photos, and you can even go skating here during the winter! LOCATION:100 Queen St W, Toronto, ON
The Distillery District is a designated World Heritage Site, and it’s also one of the cutest neighbourhoods in Toronto. It’s a historic pedestrian-only neighbourhood filled with restaurants, shops, art galleries, and so much more to explore! During the holidays, the whole neighbourhood turns into the Toronto Christmas Market, and it’s free to visit...
Kensington Market is one of the absolute cutest neighbourhoods in Toronto, and there are so many fun things to do in the area. Plus, they have a thing called Pedestrian Sundays from May 31st through October 25th every year, which is when the neighbourhood is completely pedestrian-friendly and vehicle-free! You can do all your vintage (window) shopp...
Okay, so you do have to buy ferry or water taxi tickets to get to the Toronto Islands, but exploring the island itself is completely free! The Toronto Islands are a nice little escape from the city, without actually leaving the city. There are plenty of fun things to do on the Toronto Islands, and you can spend a whole day just exploring around the...
If you have your own bike, skateboard, or rollerblades, this’ll be completely free for you, but if not, you can rent a Toronto Bike Sharefor just $7 per person for the day! The Waterfront Trail is the longest bike path in Toronto, and there are so many cool stops along the way. From Sugar Beach(with its cute pink umbrellas) to Humber Bay Park (with...
High Park is one of the largest and most popular parks in Toronto, and there’s plenty of things to do here year-round. Walk (or bike) around and enjoy the trails (fall is the best!), check out the cherry blossoms in the spring, stop by the High Park Zoo, or even catch a Shakespeare in High Park performance! You can even play pickleballor many other...
Pub Crawl Toronto & Toronto Dating Hub Singles Mixer. Fri, Jul 12, 8:00 PM. Death & Taxes Free House.
Summer Learning Camp | 5 weeks | Free | Brampton Campus. Mon, Jul 8, 9:00 AM. Blessed Michael J. McGivney Elem School.
- Take a walk on Cherry Beach. Past the industrial parks and the bustle of the harbour, Toronto’s Cherry Beach offers a beautiful respite from the fast pace of city life.
- Explore downtown on the PATH. With 30 km of underground pathways to explore, Toronto’s PATH network gives you access to all of downtown on foot. The PATH walkway will take you past all of downtown Toronto’s best and brightest attractions, including one elevated section between CN Tower and the Rogers Centre.
- See the skyline at Polson Pier. For a different view of the skyline, check out Polson Pier at night. This iconic view is right by Cherry Beach, so it’s an easy addition to your day on the harbour.
- Experience local art at The Bentway. Beneath the towering Gardiner Expressway, local organizers have turned this concrete jungle into a beautiful community art space.
A list of free fun events in Toronto and GTA during June including fun family activities, festivals, live music, adult events and more! »
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